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March 20, 2003 at 11:40 pm in reply to: General Discussion #373335

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also known as

Booooommmmbs away!

and it is enviornmentally biodegradable…

Ciao!

March 20, 2003 at 11:40 pm in reply to: War is Here #1958055

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also known as

Booooommmmbs away!

and it is enviornmentally biodegradable…

Ciao!

March 20, 2003 at 9:58 pm in reply to: General Discussion #373352

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The USN PT boats of the Pacific had aircraft engines in em, either packards or allisons, not sure which.

And the M3 Stuart tank had a radial engine…. at least the early ones…

March 20, 2003 at 9:58 pm in reply to: Aero engines in boats #1958069

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The USN PT boats of the Pacific had aircraft engines in em, either packards or allisons, not sure which.

And the M3 Stuart tank had a radial engine…. at least the early ones…

March 20, 2003 at 9:54 pm in reply to: General Discussion #373357

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Cheyenne Mountain 24/7

In 91, I tried to call an AF friend in Cheyenne Mtn. A senior NCO answered and curlty told me the Major could not come to the phone… I cleverly demised something was afoot, and politely thanked the sargent…

Got home that nite, and the war had broken out. and we just got our cable tv that day!! Right on!! haha

FOund out later from my friend, they had sensors watching for scud launches. They had an open land line 24/7 to Saudi Arabia, etc. They could predict flight, impact pt, impact time, and passed the word to our command posts…

I imagine the same is going on now…

The real world is Top Secret…

And if you think someone is bad and doing no good, they probably are… i.e. Sadam, N Korea…

Whoa. breaking news on CNN…

Wolfph Blitzen has a digital picture of a low flying CAF attack bomber, approaching one of Sadam’s palaces! Sent via satellite over to the network….

March 20, 2003 at 9:54 pm in reply to: War is Here #1958073

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Cheyenne Mountain 24/7

In 91, I tried to call an AF friend in Cheyenne Mtn. A senior NCO answered and curlty told me the Major could not come to the phone… I cleverly demised something was afoot, and politely thanked the sargent…

Got home that nite, and the war had broken out. and we just got our cable tv that day!! Right on!! haha

FOund out later from my friend, they had sensors watching for scud launches. They had an open land line 24/7 to Saudi Arabia, etc. They could predict flight, impact pt, impact time, and passed the word to our command posts…

I imagine the same is going on now…

The real world is Top Secret…

And if you think someone is bad and doing no good, they probably are… i.e. Sadam, N Korea…

Whoa. breaking news on CNN…

Wolfph Blitzen has a digital picture of a low flying CAF attack bomber, approaching one of Sadam’s palaces! Sent via satellite over to the network….

March 20, 2003 at 9:30 pm in reply to: T28 Trojan, US Navy markings in Houston #2088138

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Texas drivers

You just have to watch out for those Texas drivers…

March 20, 2003 at 9:23 pm in reply to: T28 Trojan, US Navy markings in Houston #2088142

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come on over

We’ll print you up a green card on our network color printer, wink wink…

Big air show near Johnson Space Center at end of October!

March 20, 2003 at 9:00 pm in reply to: T28 Trojan, US Navy markings in Houston #2088148

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access to aircraft

No problem-oh.

This was on the ramp, 25 feet from the airport diner windows. There are pictures of these easily found on the web.

As far as ease of access to other stuff, no comment, but I am doing nothing wrong, believe me!

March 20, 2003 at 8:09 pm in reply to: Moggy's first digipic #2088154

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unfuzzy button

Gee, that must be what the photoshop “unfuzzy” button was for…

Peace thru superior firepower….

We’ll be seeing more of those profiles and more on the telly this weekend…

Remember, the real world is Top Secret!!!!

March 20, 2003 at 8:08 pm in reply to: T28 Trojan, US Navy markings in Houston #2088155

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Of course, T34 Mentor, duh on me, new one RC12

Alastair,

DUH on me! I must have had a senior moment… again, I think?

Texas Air Aces is just down the ramp that flies 3 of em. In AF, Navy and Marine markings. You can go dogfighting in em, for a fee. They were out this morn, nice and SHINEY when I shot the Trojan pics.

This activy duty one was a bit worn for real wear… exhaust carbon, faded paint etc. But I bet she likes it…

Here is another one that was passing thru, carries a pilot, copilot and the whole back is full of electronics… maybe they are reading my email right now?….. RC12Y I think it is…

March 20, 2003 at 7:43 pm in reply to: T28 Trojan, US Navy markings in Houston #2088160

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Glad to oblige…..

This was there one day, the pilots having lunch in the grill…while on a training flight…

It is NOT the T28 Trojan. Not sure what type it is….

Anyone?

March 20, 2003 at 5:35 pm in reply to: T28 Trojan, US Navy markings in Houston #2088174

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Cub on floats

Thanks Alaistair,

Don’t tempt me… I will …. haha

This was a cool Cub…

Hooks Airport also has a float plane pond runway….

March 20, 2003 at 3:45 pm in reply to: More WW2 aircraft in New Guinea #2088246

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A20, what squadron?

It may well be an A20, thanks Ant!

I have no other info on the planes in the pictures… sorry.

Thanks for the feedback…

March 19, 2003 at 7:12 pm in reply to: More WW2 aircraft in New Guinea #2088365

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B24 slid off runway New Guinea 1944

Last pic…

caption on back of picture says B24 slipped off runway

I hope these are of interest…

Wanted to pass them on for posterity….
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